Inigo for Trick

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[right][i]Engineer extraordinaire[/i][/right]

If there's an explosion or some manner of noise which can best be described as an [i]electric cough[/i], it's probably coming from Inigo's workshop -- and if it's coming from Inigo's workshop, you [i]probably[/i] don't have anything to worry about. Probably.

Chipper and cheerful Inigo seems always to be whistling or humming some tune or other while bustling to and from his workshop or puttering around inside of it. The colours of his natural plumage are typically obscured by grease or smoke -- depending on if we can classify it as a [i]good day[/i] or not -- and he always seems to be right in the middle of some exciting discovery or breakthrough. Conversations with this coatl tend to be quick and half-finished, with him breaking off in the middle to scribble down a revelation or attach this or that cable to this or that circuit board.

You see, Inigo is a skilled engineer, and the only thing he loves more than humming is tinkering with or taking apart machinery. The more expensive-looking or dangerous it is, the better, usually. His particular combination of curiosity and fearlessness means he often takes risks he shouldn't (a word which, incidentally, does not exist in his vocabulary), but -- regardless of whether he succeeds or fails in his endeavours -- the results are guaranteed to be spectacular either way.
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